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- H Soda, M Oka, S Kohno, M Watanabe, H Takatani, and K Hara.
- Second Department of Internal Medicine, Nagasaki University School of Medicine.
- Intern. Med. 1995 Aug 1;34(8):797-800.
AbstractThe bronchoscopic findings of arteriovenous malformation of the bronchial artery are compared with findings on angiography and pathology. A non-pulsatile protrusion with engorged vessels on its glossy and uneven surface was seen at the distal portion of the right anterior segmental bronchus. A bronchial angiogram demonstrated that the protrusion corresponded to the hypervascular area of convoluted vessels. Histologically, a glossy, uneven surface and engorged vessels represented normal mucosa overlaying an extramuscular tortuous artery and proliferation of submucosal tiny vessels, respectively. These bronchoscopic findings were important clues for diagnosis.
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